Class B units in suburbs accommodate fresh preferences. Mid-tier rentals outside Denver’s core performed exceptionally well during the past year as the segment carved out a niche in the local apartment landscape…
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Apartment absorption jumped to a historic level as job gains unleashed pent-up demand, contracting the vacancy rate despite elevated inventory…
Read MoreThe current multifamily investment climate is highly dynamic. The ongoing economic recovery…
Read MoreDual employment segments exhibit resiliency. Denver’s tech industry helped shield the market from the impacts of the COVID-19 induced shutdown as many professionals transitioned to remote work. The strength of the sector enabled the metro to retain and recapture a higher percentage of jobs than many U.S. markets last year…
Read MoreCOVID-19 changed the world in early 2020 as efforts to curb the spread of the pandemic had a dramatic impact. Stay-at-home orders, the need to physically distance, and having to abide by health and safety protocols had harsh effects on many real estate sectors…
Read MoreRent collections held firm in the second quarter despite high unemployment as government stimulus mitigated the impact, yet the expiration of these benefits could weigh on multifamily.
Read MoreWell-established multifamily fundamentals support a rebound on the horizon. The underlying dynamics of the apartment industry remain sound despite short-term challenges…
Read MoreDespite the wave of upscale apartments, Class A vacancy has dipped to the mid-4 percent range, its lowest level in four years. The Class B and C segments boast even tighter readings in the low-4 and high-3 percent bands, respectively…
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